Penn State Softball’s Tori Dubois Earns All-Big Ten First Team Selection
The Big Ten rolled out its awards and all-conference honors for the 2017 season Wednesday and Penn State left fielder Tori Dubois grabbed a spot on the first team selections after an impressive sophomore season at the plate.
Dubois batted .351 for the season, but really heated up for conference play with the Big Ten’s third-best batting average of .457. She led the team in home runs (6) and on-base percentage (.448), while also bringing in the second-most RBIs on the team (29).
Her shining moment at bat may have been an extra innings walk-off home run against Rutgers to seal the 11-9 win in the series opener.
That is the third walk-off win of the season for #PennStateSB on a @tdubois13 HOME RUN!https://t.co/xOTfycpTe4
— Penn State Softball (@PennStateSB) April 22, 2017
Out in left field, Dubois became known for a few highlight reel catches.
T8 | (5-5) | And that's the second diving catch of the game for @tdubois13 for the second out of a 1⃣-2⃣-3⃣ inning!https://t.co/hWjeNqNTJt
— Penn State Softball (@PennStateSB) April 20, 2017
Dubois was the only selection to the All-Big Ten first, second, or defensive team for the Nittany Lions. Junior second baseman Gianna Arrizurieta is Penn State’s sportsmanship award honoree.
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